I configured my email server in the docker-compose.yml yet I don't get any password reset mails. I checked the log of my mailserver which does not even register a connection attempt.
I don't see anything conclusive when I docker logs, I do get a *ATTENTION* Wrong login for ... on the wrong login but nothing on the attempt to send a pw reset.
https://github.com/KlausSchaefers/qux-java/blob/master/src/main/java/log4j2.xml indicates there might be logs/app.log folder but when I docker exec -it I dont find anything loggy anywhere.
And of course ps -ef says java -jar qux-java/release/qux-server.jar -Xmx2g -conf qux-java/matc.conf -instances 1 got pid 1... which I cant kill (see also https://devops.stackexchange.com/questions/5613/how-to-explicitly-kill-the-process-with-pid-1-from-inside-a-container).
I assume the backend is a spring boot application, so I would like to add sth like --logging.file.name=quantux.log (source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70558476/how-to-set-logging-file-name-through-command-line-arguments-in-spring-boot).
However, for that I stop my containers and docker image rm my images, clone your repo, change your dockerfile, docker build -t bmcgonag/qux-be . and docker-compose up -d but unfortunately there is still no logfile to be found.
Anything that comes to the mind of anybody how I can find out what's wrong with my email settings?
PS: thanks Brian for your youtube videos, they are great.
I configured my email server in the docker-compose.yml yet I don't get any password reset mails. I checked the log of my mailserver which does not even register a connection attempt.
I don't see anything conclusive when I
docker logs, I do get a*ATTENTION* Wrong login for ...on the wrong login but nothing on the attempt to send a pw reset.https://github.com/KlausSchaefers/qux-java/blob/master/src/main/java/log4j2.xml indicates there might be logs/app.log folder but when I
docker exec -itI dont find anything loggy anywhere.And of course
ps -efsaysjava -jar qux-java/release/qux-server.jar -Xmx2g -conf qux-java/matc.conf -instances 1got pid 1... which I cant kill (see also https://devops.stackexchange.com/questions/5613/how-to-explicitly-kill-the-process-with-pid-1-from-inside-a-container).I assume the backend is a spring boot application, so I would like to add sth like
--logging.file.name=quantux.log(source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70558476/how-to-set-logging-file-name-through-command-line-arguments-in-spring-boot).However, for that I stop my containers and
docker image rmmy images, clone your repo, change your dockerfile,docker build -t bmcgonag/qux-be .anddocker-compose up -dbut unfortunately there is still no logfile to be found.Anything that comes to the mind of anybody how I can find out what's wrong with my email settings?
PS: thanks Brian for your youtube videos, they are great.